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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 329, 16 October 1908, Page 11

BURT'S Improved Handy Knapsack Spray Pump IS JUST THE BEST SPRAY PUMP OBTAINABLE. If you need a Spray Pump you'll find it pays to buy THE BEST, especially when it doesn't cost moro than inferior kinds. BURT'S HANDY KNAPSACK is made entirely of brass and copper, with metal ball valves, and being simply constructed it admits of ready examination. The discharge is made so that the director can be used from either the right or left side. If you are at all interested, write us. We'll gladly give fullest particulars. A. I T. BURT, Ltd., COVRTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON. , CSSI FOLEY ART CHINA. Artistic Designs—Charming Appearance —Moderate. Price—are three very noticeable characteristics of our selection of this Dainty Ware. Our latest importation includes Rare Afternoon Tea Sets, Hot Water Jugs, Teapots, Pretty Cups and Saucers. It is hard indeed to realise how attractive Foley Art China is without inspecting it. The delicate colourings on the chaste backgrounds have a particularly pleas- ' ing effect. We cordially invite inspec- • tion, and feel sure; this ware will bo • ■ highly appreciated by Wellington ■ ladies. ©WARD ANDERSON & CO., Ltd. CHINA AND CLASS MERCHANTS, .. WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. Established 59 years, .. ' . ■ C 643 Smart Frocks. 1 for. .Smart Ladies," SUPERB COSTUMES FOR THE RACES. LOVELY GOWNS FOR EVENING WEAR. SMART FROCKS' FOR HOME AND STREET. .COOL MUSLINS AND LINENS. ELEGANT FROCKS, . perfectly fitted, perfectly designed, and perfectly made, make all the difference in the world to a lady's appearance. Such frocks as these are continually being produced at our •. I rooms for Wellington's mostr : dressers. Our excellent London (West.i' End) and New. York credentials, are'suffix: oient guarantee that all work; entrusted'., to us will bo faultlessly executed. Wo shall bo delighted to assist clients in the eclection of most suitable styles. Prices Moderate. GOLDBL.OOM'BfiOg,, ::. .. HIGH-CLASS LADIES'. TAILORS, ' ■ .. BANKS'S BUILDINGS,.. 7m i GREY STREET (OpPOSIWG.ip.O.). ' s ■' Take Lift to Top Floor. . .'■■■■■ ' / C 934 ■ r • . ■ ' ' FOR A ■SSS See® DRINK ONLY ACKNOWXEDGED BY AIX CONNOB. SKUBS TO BE ABSOLUTELY . , : TkeJfal!! Breweiy and Offices:.Molesworth oad Murphy Streets. ' CSS

WINNERS OF THE £100 - GREAT TOBACCO COMPETITION.

Ist PRIZE £20—May Hanrahan, c/o. Bastings Hotel, Port Chalmers. 2nd „ £12—Mr. Henry Lavender, c/o. Post Office, Petone. 3rd „ £6—Mr. M.J. Lister,' No. 68 Glen Avenue, Mornington. 4th „ £s—Mr. J. T. Norton, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. sth „ £4—Mr. A. H. Hobbs, Eversleigh Street, Christchurch. 6th „ £3—Mr. W. Heep, King Street, Rangiora. 5 PRIZES of £2 each to the following : Mr! N.'Barlow, 218 Bealy Avenue, Christchurch. i Mr. E. Gascoiene.. Church Street,'..Palmeraton Mr. C.H.McGill, 150 Taranaki Street, Wellington. . 'North. Mr. C. Childs, 249 High Street,'Christchurch. I Mr. H. Bowie, 74 Macandrew Road, Dunedin. . 40 PRIZES of £1 each to the following:

'Mr. J. Ross, 70 Ingeatre Street, Wellington. Mr. H. Marshall, 13 Cameron Street, Dunedin. Mr. J. Wallace, Tai Tapu, Canterbury. Mr. T. Tozer, Geraldine, Canterbury. Mr. M. Pryce, Tai Tapu, Canterbury. Mr. R. D. Norrio, 65 Bank Street, Timaru. Mr. T. Strong, Doyleston, Canterbury. Mr, M. Mitchell, London Street, Lyttelton. Misß M. Gracie, 39 St. Mary's Road, Auckland. Mr. J. F. Williams, Duvauchelles Bay. Mr. I). M. Bourke, 7 Hall Street, Dunedin. Mr. B. Clark, 15 Turnbull Street, Thorndon. Mr. .7. Deere, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Mr. J. W. Thompson, Tay Street, Invercargill. Mr. Macdonald, Box 100, P. 0., Timaru. Mrs. M. L. Whito, East Street, Asliburton. Mr. C. Brien, Oxford Street, Lyttelton. Mr". J. 11. Clark, 4a George Street, Dunedin. Mr. C. R. Russell, 3 Park Terrace, Wellington. Mr. F. R. Elsom, Hagley Road, Lower Riccarton. Mr. W. Gamble, 34 Wright Street, Wellington.

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